Depth of flow at downstream of a hydraulic jump at a reservoir outlet is 7m. The...

Depth of flow at downstream of a hydraulic jump at a reservoir outlet is 7m. The downstream channel is rectengular with a bottom of 4m. The discharge rate is 135 m3/s and the change in elevation among all 3 cross-sections are negligible. Determine the height of sluice gate and depth of water in the reservoir at upstream of the sluice gate.

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